Accessing Justice Updates
- skohm2
- Mar 20, 2018
- 1 min read
Spring has sprung, so don't be late!
Abstracts and session proposals for Accessing Justice are due March 26, 2018! Accessing Justice will provide an inclusive and interdisciplinary forum to interrogate all aspect of access, justice, crime, law and order! We welcome proposals that creatively apply the theme as well as other diverse takes on law, crime and justice.
Our annual conference aims to foster dialogue across the disciplines. Our past gatherings have welcomed artistic takes on justice, as well as scholarly submissions from law and legal studies, criminology/criminal justice, women's and gender studies, sociology, geography, Indigenous studies, urban studies, cultural studies, film studies, anthropology, communications, journalism and more! We also welcome participation by activists, practitioners of justice, students, and community members.
We have an exciting and diverse slate of featured speakers:
Patricia M. Barkaskas (UBC, Peter A. Allard School of Law)
Janet Mosher (York University, Osgoode Hall Law School)
Rebecca L. Sandefur (University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana, Department of Sociology and College of Law)
Liat Ben-Moshe (University of Toledo, Disability Studies)
Sabreena Delhon (The Action Group on Access to Justice, Law Society of Ontario)
Josh Paterson (Executive Director, British Columbia Civil Liberties Association)
Colleen Suche (Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench)
Graham Sharp (University of Saskatchewan, College of Law)
Detailed information about the conference theme, submission procedures and accommodations can be found on our website:
We hope to see you May 9-11 in Winnipeg!
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